[ROM] LG V10 H901-10c Debranded, Debloated, Deodexed ROM - Clean & Stable

sanjsrik

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Yes. Right now my routine is "come home from work, eat dinner, do apartment stuff, feed the cat, pass out" and this will continue until early next week I think. I do have the ROM fully tested on my V10 and I"m happy to report I've found no issues, including no problems with Xposed (v85), so now I need to sit down and package a modified system.dat and then package that into a flashable ZIP. I think maybe I can literally do an adb pull from my phone, need to figure out the details of that.
You had me at fully tested.
 

ALUCARD4DEAD

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i am on MM, unlock bootloader and flash twrp
i install the rom and everthing fine but when i go to security options and fingerprint force close
i read on another thread there its an issue with the modem
theres no fix?
my only solution flash MM again but the battery its no good
 

ZDeuce2

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i am on MM, unlock bootloader and flash twrp
i install the rom and everthing fine but when i go to security options and fingerprint force close
i read on another thread there its an issue with the modem
theres no fix?
my only solution flash MM again but the battery its no good
The only fix is to make the full jump to MM... Once you do that, there is no going back... You will trip the ANTI-ROLLBACK flag, and hard brick your phone...

Common sense isn't all that common
 

siraltus

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i am on MM, unlock bootloader and flash twrp
i install the rom and everthing fine but when i go to security options and fingerprint force close
i read on another thread there its an issue with the modem
theres no fix?
my only solution flash MM again but the battery its no good
You are not supposed to install an LP ROM once you've upgraded to MM firmware (modem, bootloader, etc.) because things will break exactly like this.

Your only option now is to flash the stock 20e KDZ and then root. Your fingerprint scanner will not work until you do.
 

Double0EK

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Yes, I'm on MM, and the LP ROM is pretty much finished.

I've been super-busy with my apartment reorganization - I moved tons of furniture, ordered some new stuff, been assembling it (IKEA FTW), my computer was disconnected for a couple of days.... so my apologies for being MIA, but I do plan to come back once all this blows over with an MM ROM, but I don't want to start it and then disappear, so I'd rather start on it once my living situation's back in order.
You don't happen to live in Las Vegas?
IKEA just opened last month so thats why im asking..LOL
 

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Yes. Right now my routine is "come home from work, eat dinner, do apartment stuff, feed the cat, pass out" and this will continue until early next week I think. I do have the ROM fully tested on my V10 and I"m happy to report I've found no issues, including no problems with Xposed (v85), so now I need to sit down and package a modified system.dat and then package that into a flashable ZIP. I think maybe I can literally do an adb pull from my phone, need to figure out the details of that.
Well you can use terminal emulator and pull the system and boot.img from your phone quite easily if you want.

Boot.img is mmcblk0p40
System.img is mmcblk0p51
Double check those as I'm going off memory but I think that's what they are!


So open a terminal and "du" then "dd if=dev/block/mmcblk0p51 of=/sdcard/system.img

Then do "dd if=dev/block/mmcblk0p40 of=/sdcard/boot.img

That will probably take about 5 minutes to pull it. The terminal may appear to have frozen but it should pull the system and put it in your internal sd.

The boot should only take a couple seconds. That should be all you need to get rocking!
 

sanjsrik

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Well you can use terminal emulator and pull the system and boot.img from your phone quite easily if you want.

Boot.img is mmcblk0p40
System.img is mmcblk0p51
Double check those as I'm going off memory but I think that's what they are!


So open a terminal and "du" then "dd if=dev/block/mmcblk0p51 of=/sdcard/system.img

Then do "dd if=dev/block/mmcblk0p40 of=/sdcard/boot.img

That will probably take about 5 minutes to pull it. The terminal may appear to have frozen but it should pull the system and put it in your internal sd.

The boot should only take a couple seconds. That should be all you need to get rocking!
So, why not help a brother out and get him started? Coming from the guy looking forward to another siraltus ROM.
 

joachim123

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Well you can use terminal emulator and pull the system and boot.img from your phone quite easily if you want.

Boot.img is mmcblk0p40
System.img is mmcblk0p51
Double check those as I'm going off memory but I think that's what they are!


So open a terminal and "du" then "dd if=dev/block/mmcblk0p51 of=/sdcard/system.img

Then do "dd if=dev/block/mmcblk0p40 of=/sdcard/boot.img

That will probably take about 5 minutes to pull it. The terminal may appear to have frozen but it should pull the system and put it in your internal sd.

The boot should only take a couple seconds. That should be all you need to get rocking!
Can confirm list of mount points here, I just pulled this list using a busy box command I found.

http://m.imgur.com/gallery/ivQ5I

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So, why not help a brother out and get him started? Coming from the guy looking forward to another siraltus ROM.
What do you mean? I just did by my last post!

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Can confirm list of mount points here, I just pulled this list using a busy box command I found.

http://m.imgur.com/gallery/ivQ5I
Yeah those look right. You can find them a few different ways. Root explorer is another method.
All that's needed though for a ROM is boot and system though.
 

sanjsrik

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What do you mean? I just did by my last post!

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Yeah those look right. You can find them a few different ways. Root explorer is another method.
All that's needed though for a ROM is boot and system though.
No disrespect at all. Just meant if he can't pull this stuff because he's really busy maybe get him started and post the files. I'd do it but my Linux box is out of commission.
 

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No disrespect at all. Just meant if he can't pull this stuff because he's really busy maybe get him started and post the files. I'd do it but my Linux box is out of commission.
I think it's more appropriate that we all just wait and let him do his thing when he gets to it. No rush, he'll get around to it one of these days.

Oh and FYI you don't need a computer to do what I was saying. Those commands are ran directly from the terminal emulator app! Easy peasy
 

WhiteiceDMSTech

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I have a question.

If I wanted to go back to stock until there is a MM Siraltus rom, can someone point me to a walk-through on how to do that so I do not brick my phone?

Thank you for your help,
Whiteice

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